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From: axel on 20 Apr 2010 05:51
I wrote a Manipulate based application in v7 which produces graphical
output. The Code is invisible, because I closed the cell and made the
cell brackets invisible. Now, If a user selects part of the graphical
output, a tooltip appears which says "double click to edit, CTRL-d for
tools". If the user tries to move the selected object, the cell
containing the code opens and becomes visible. This is undesirable.
How can I avoid this, eg. make the graphics unselectable?
Thank you in advance, Gurus.

From: Patrick Scheibe on 20 Apr 2010 06:52
Hi,

have a look at Deploy

Cheers
Patrick

Am Apr 20, 2010 um 11:51 AM schrieb axel:

> I wrote a Manipulate based application in v7 which produces graphical
> output. The Code is invisible, because I closed the cell and made the
> cell brackets invisible. Now, If a user selects part of the graphical
> output, a tooltip appears which says "double click to edit, CTRL-d for
> tools". If the user tries to move the selected object, the cell
> containing the code opens and becomes visible. This is undesirable.
> How can I avoid this, eg. make the graphics unselectable?
> Thank you in advance, Gurus.
>


From: John Fultz on 20 Apr 2010 06:52
On Tue, 20 Apr 2010 05:51:38 -0400 (EDT), axel wrote:
> I wrote a Manipulate based application in v7 which produces graphical
> output. The Code is invisible, because I closed the cell and made the
> cell brackets invisible. Now, If a user selects part of the graphical
> output, a tooltip appears which says "double click to edit, CTRL-d for
> tools". If the user tries to move the selected object, the cell
> containing the code opens and becomes visible. This is undesirable.
> How can I avoid this, eg. make the graphics unselectable?
> Thank you in advance, Gurus.

Add Deployed->True as an option to your Manipulate. This will cause the entire
body of the Manipulate to become unselectable.

Sincerely,

John Fultz
jfultz(a)wolfram.com
User Interface Group
Wolfram Research, Inc.

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